4 THE PLAIN DEALER. THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1987- 11-C THE COMICS 4 THAT by Henri SCRAMBLED Arnold and WORD Bob GAME Lee La Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. RUMON NEKEL On FLAGDY 3 NOAH WAS THE FIRST STUDENT OF THIS. I Now arrange the circled letters to DO form gested the by the surprise above answer, cartoon. as sug- by Answer here: (Answers tomorrow) Yesterday's Jumbles: FLUTE IDIOM POLICE MAMMAL What the lazy butcher's specialty wasMEAT "LOAF" 1.
1 GOREN ON BRIDGE BY CHARLES GOREN AND OMAR SHARIF 1987 Tribune Media Services, Inc. East-West vulnerable. South deals. NORTH 75 9 KJ 0 A8642 AJ53 WEST EAST AQ KJ10842 9 842 9 65 0 QJ 1093 0 K5 986 0 10 2 SOUTH 4 963 9 A Q10973. Ti 0 7 K74 The bidding: South West North East 29 Pass: 4 9 Pass Pass Pass fr 1 For Thursday, Aug.
27 YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY: A great feeling of renewal will be yours. during the year ahead. Wonderful things begin to happen after Labor Day. You need to win the support of those who have not been on your side in the past. Diplomacy works wonders.
Listen attentively to both higher-ups and subordinates. You have more time to socialize with your pals. Do not take a love relationship for granted. CELEBRITY BIRTHDATES: Buddy Bell, Lyndon Johnson, Mother Teresa, Barbara Bach, Daryl Dragon, Ira Levin, Peanuts Lowrey, Martha Raye, Tuesday Weld. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Try not to argue, especially when you know you cannot win.
Skimming the surface of life will not be a satisfying experience. You need to be totally involved to be truly happy. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You are more attracted by someone's mind than by anything else today. Both large and small social gatherings are favored this evening. Mend your relationship with a parent.
Admit past mistakes and omissions. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): THAT La WONDERWORD Jo Ouellet Circle each letter of clue words (up, down, backwards, diagonal). Leftover letters spell the WONDERWORD. AESTHETIC SURGERY Solution: 8 letters SD OF HI A OP PESCT nigg* NE LIE TAE I A I TWS NC CS KE OS HI A 1 PUUSR BI A 0 LA 1987 Universal Press Syndicate Anesthesia. Appearances; Body, Booming; Cheeks, Clinics: Eyelifts; Facelifts, Figure, Folds, Forehead; Hairline: Improve, Incisions; Jaws; Lips, Lobes; Males; Neck.
Nose: Operation; Patients, Physicians, Plastic, Pull: Sagging. Shape, Skin, Snip; Taut, Temple, Thighs, Tissue, Trim, Trust; Vessels; Wards, Wife, Women, Wrinkles: Youth. Yesterday's Answer: ADVENTURESOME fie Opening lead: Queen of 0 maining trump and tried the club fiIf the opponents prevent you nesse. East took his queen and from carrying out your initial plan, cashed a winning spade for down see if there's an alternative avail- one. able.
Don't persevere blindly along Once the defenders had shifted to your original path until it is too late declarer should have realto adopt countermeasures. a trump, he would never be able to ruff a ized were playing weak spade. Therefore, he should have North-South values two-bids, for his action at this vulnera- looked for another way to avoid losand South had maximum bility. North was not sure a heart ing four tricks. was Besides the club figame would make, but he certainly 3-3 nesse, there the possibility of a wanted to preempt the opponents club split.
out of a possible spade contract. Declarer should have won the Declarer won the opening lead in trump switch in hand and immedidummy and he was faced with four ately finessed in clubs, while dummy possible black-suit losers. Since all still had a trump to control the third would be well if he could ruff a round of spades. The defenders then spade on the board, declarer imme- would have had no counter. Declardiately led a spade.
West won and er could win any non-spade return, shifted to a trump. draw trumps and cash the king-ace Paying no heed to the defenders' of clubs. When that suit divided intent, declarer led another spade. evenly, the table's fourth club West won and removed dummy's would take care of South's third last trump. Declarer drew the re- spade.
Find projects you can work on in solitude. You will be more productive away from the crowd. Socalled shortcuts could end up costing you time and money in the long run. Trim family expenses. CANCER (June 21-July 22): You have been looking at a member of the opposite sex through rose-colored glasses.
It is time to face the truth about a love relationship. Someone wants his own way at any cost. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Reacting emotionally to business news will work against you. Analyze a situation before deciding how to tackle a problem.
Cash backup will be there if you are candid about the need. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Trim back your vacation plans so you will not be in the hole when you return. Put others' emotional needs ahead of your own this week.
You gain an advantage over a competitor. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Make the most of what is going on around you today. Do not let small disputes grow into big ones.
Extend the olive branch. Think twice before going out on the town. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Express yourself with authority and everything will fall into place for you.
Your enthusiasm for life soars when a relationship proves itself. Others follow where you lead. Set a good SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): There is plenty of activity wherever your travels take you.
Make the most of an offer of assistance. Group goals are achieved. You receive new recognition from experts in your field. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19): Consider your image when making a decision today. Big deals can be generated with a minimum of effort. You are willing to fight for what you know is just. Enlist loved one's help. AQUARIUS (Jan.
20-Feb. 18): Do not mix business with pleasure. A big money deal could fall through if a friendship ties your hands. Music brings new pleasure into your life. Romance grows stronger with each passing day.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You have all the right answers today and can expect the phone to ring off the wall. Be supportive of a child's aims. A neighbor's unfriendly mood will pass. Keep your distance for now.
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